Why are Worker Modes relevant

The modes reflect behavioral states shaped by personal, social, and environmental factors. They are a reflection of the profound and dynamic interaction of factors within and around the work (see Big Fundamental #2: Various Modifiable Factors Influence Outcomes).

Understanding the worker's mode is key to tailoring interventions that meet where they are and how to transition them into meaningful engagement and progress towards RTW.

When you MAP®:

• Recognize the characteristics of each worker mode.
• Identify the mode during MAP conversations.
• Tailor interventions based on the worker’s mode.